Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04


sive of his mistrust. He was jealous
she said that was why he spoke so
strongly. and bitterly. and uniustly
Nevertheless, there were times when a
msgiving took possession of her, and she
feared the possibility of his words coming
true in part Mr. Beaufort might have
bad temper, might be jealous, might
drink-be n gambler. There was no say
ing what his qualities were, as no one
knew anything of his past, but what he
chose to reveal himself.
Mr. Redfern did not interfere. Love
making, marrying, was woman's work,
he said the maid must suit herself; if
the spark suited her, she was the person
most concerned, and he was satisfied.
Mrs. Redfern believed everything that
Mr.. Beaufort said, and did not dream of
doubling it. She had long looked for
this happy day, and now it was come
The right gallant turns up in fairly tales
and novels.
But Trip had one friend who thought
of all this, though he did not know how
to help her-to help her against herself,
He also asked himself again and again:
Who is this Mr.. Beaufort who has duke
in his family? 1t ought not to he hard to
discover if there be a duke of that name.
After much silent bordering of the mat
ter, he went to the parsonage with his lit
tie bill for flour and barley meal i'll his
hand. The rector liked to have his &C
counts settled quarterly
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who was so steady parfhioner-never
drank and gave no trouble
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